Omgseriously

Oh no. I told them straight to their faces. I don't pull punches.

Oh no. I was just being nice. Pt and staff safety issues are near constant. I am just waiting for someone to hurt someone else. 70 percent of our staff are new grads. It is a mess. I personally had to speak to hospital lawyers about an SSE. thank goodness it wasn't me who messed up. Rules and regulations are constantly disregarded. Management doesn't care. I was just scratching the tip of a very big iceberg.

Reread...take note of the 4th sentence. Poor professional behavior at work. SubSippi I see 1 year of experience I have 15. You seem pretty bitter for a newbie.

I am new to this site. I am hoping to get some insight. I am an RN with 15 years experience. I have seen a serious decline in professional behavior at the hospital I work at. We have a no eating or drinking policy which stayed in place with little incident for years. Now, nurses who know better are blatantly doing it. Those of us who are respectful of the rules are not. Guess what? We are hungry and thirsty too. One nurse actually told me that now that I know where the snack drawer is....I have to eat from it...that way, they be sure that I won't tell on them. Yes, that is what an educated adult said to me. So guess what, the snack drawer got emptied today. The whining started. So, I told them I gave them up and if they want their stuff back they can go get it from the managers. The spineless creatures got so quiet. What is up with these people these days. Anyone else work with selfish inconsiderate "professionals"? How do you deal with the immaturity and sense of entitlement?